WATCH: Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson Under Attack for Another So-Called Homophobic Rant

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Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson caused a lot of controversy last year for statements he made against homosexuality. Now he is in hot water again.

Robertson’s new comments, which are causing some to accuse of him “unleashing another homophobic rant,” were made during an Easter sermon last month but are just starting to gain attention.

The 68-year-old’s comments can be heard in a 43-minute video of the sermon he delivered April 20 at White’s Ferry Road Church in West Monroe, Louisiana.

Watch the video below. Robertson’s homosexuality comments start at about 8:30.

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